AOIYEO Calls for Peace After Deadly Clash in FCT

Natives of the Federal Capital Territory, represented by the Abuja Original Inhabitant Youth Empowerment Organisation (AOIYEO), condemned a violent clash between the Paiko community and the Fulani community in Gwagwalada Area Council, which resulted in several deaths, including indigenous youths from Paiko. In a statement, AOIYEO executive director Commandant Isaac David described the incident as tragic and emphasized the need for dialogue to avoid further escalation.
He urged the youth to refrain from retaliatory actions, stating that such actions would worsen the situation. AOIYEO commended Gwagwalada area council chairman Hon. Kasim Mohammed for his prompt response, including deploying security personnel and initiating dialogue between the communities.
The organization called for a thorough investigation by security agencies to hold those responsible accountable and encouraged traditional rulers and youth leaders to participate in security meetings. They also appealed for respect between farmers and herders and for cooperation with security personnel to restore normalcy.
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